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hairylee · 07-12-2010, 15:29

ahh you got me there, generally I would do it myself, but if i'm given a free grit I would use it on my path, plain salt doesn't usually cut it to be honest,

Did you know that in germany (i've been told this from someone who lives there) that is it the responsibility of the resident to clear snow from their front door, the width of their house to the line on the middle of the road. I think its a good idea, but would people be too lazy to do it??, it would be hard work, but...would cause a lot less hassle in the long run, elderly people would have to be assisted of course but those who could do it would save a hell of a lot of grit!! There would only be a requirement for a light general sprinkling of grit on the roads too.. What do you think?

07-12-2010, 15:29	#200
hairylee Full Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Up a big 'ill Posts: 101 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 2084	Re: Free grit for all! ahh you got me there, generally I would do it myself, but if i'm given a free grit I would use it on my path, plain salt doesn't usually cut it to be honest, Did you know that in germany (i've been told this from someone who lives there) that is it the responsibility of the resident to clear snow from their front door, the width of their house to the line on the middle of the road. I think its a good idea, but would people be too lazy to do it??, it would be hard work, but...would cause a lot less hassle in the long run, elderly people would have to be assisted of course but those who could do it would save a hell of a lot of grit!! There would only be a requirement for a light general sprinkling of grit on the roads too.. What do you think? __________________ The best thing about this signature is that by the time you have finished reading it, you have realised how pointless it was...